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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-23

LOCAL NOTICES.
HAHPER's iIr July at Mansiord's.
MKMPnIa SlnaIn Iannhrx. 22l % N

HAEPKR's for July at Mansiord's.
MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 224 I'd st.
A CHEAP line iron and slate mantela,
also Crate front and Tenders, At Gabay'A
NoTHIso cures malaria like quinine
and whisky, Oh. HeIbem a Co, pgrs.
" you want ali pine lumber call on
Bhnkley Lumber Company, l24 JEFF.
ierson street.
Go TO p. Cunningham's wagon fac.
tory, corner Dssoto aud Monroe
streets, TO order your drays.
TKLKrHoSE No. 80. EdwaIds's stable,
for coupee or carriages. All orders
promptly 6lled during day or night.
A. vAo1ARo a Co. have received
fity cases Of Due de Montebello Cham.
payne. They are the sole agents for
Tennessee.
THE friends OF Robt. u. Hannah, Of
Tolesbofough, Ky, thought he hal
consumption. 30 he had, but no, nov.
Peru IA saved him.
STANLEY a AspKIeoN, iuue-al dir.
ectors and embalmers, IS Madison
street, are fully prepared TO inrnlsh
chairs At Residences, when ordered, for
the accommodation OF friends.
foR any csss OF nervousness, sleep.
lessnoss, weak stomach, Ind gestlon,
dyspepsia. try CaIter's Little Nerve
Pills. Relief Ia sure. The only nerve
medicine Tor the price 10 market
IL you decide 10 spend your yaca.
ton In historic Bos on, with lie wealth
Of r,mlnlsences; its thousand inter
tsting attractions aud hundreds OF
pleasure resorts down the hMbor, you
should make your homo At the United
statss Hotel, where comfort. economy
AID convenience are happily COM
hinad
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

1t 10 warming up sgain, and max
ing up for lostdme.
Harry White, colored. for larceny,
WAS the only indictment returned by
the grand jury.
Strange to cay. no Indictments
were returned by the Grand Jury
against city oGcisls yesterday.
William 8. Lewis, Ogden, Utah,
desires information Of the whereabouts
Of his son. who was last heard Ct in
this city.
Running operations on portion OF
the Memphis, Prospect Park and
Greenwood dummy line have been
commenced.
Another complaint Of violation OF
the n,g ordinance by the Louisville
and Nashville railroad has been heard,
but no llama 20 was done.
An alarm OF Are at Q o'clock last
evening called the entire department
10 No " Madison street, occupied by
Mrs Il ]. Becktel asa boarding house.
Damage trifiiDg.
"A utten Of moro b6COhu.nhnu
silver watches, several watch chains,
and other small articles were stolen
from the establishment OF Samuel
Gsbsy. on Shelby street. Thursday
night,
Wade Perkins, colored, was ar
rested Yesterday Oh q EarIsnt sworn
ont before Justice Barry on the
charge Of larceny and housebrsakiug.
Perkins, II Is alleged, entered the resi-.
dence OF Mr.. Me- Hyatt, elk miles out
on the Raleigh road, last Monday
night and stole silver watches and
several articles Of clothing.
"A loud report In tina vicinity
alarmed loungers about and clerks in
the courthou,e about 4 80 O'Clock yes-
jerday afternoon, and rumors OF q
shooting scrape spread rapidly. In
vstigaiio1 disclosed the Tact that II
wss only method adopted by Deputy
Clerk Hunter aud Deputy Sher,f Alex.
ander 10 clear out the criminal court
room OF slcepep. As q last desperate
chance they resorted to a monster
fitcrackef.
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PERSONALS.

NswnAs EsB and family have gone
10 Colorado.
CArr J, q. NKKLY, Of Kentucky, Ia
at the Peabody.
Mss NAME WHITE In at Monte Sano
Hotel. Huntsville, Ala.
J. b, BLAHroN, Forest City. Ark 10
registered ut GIston's.
J. l.. MoOonBs, Red Banks, Mits., is
registered st 0aston's.
BIT. HAGEN, OF Cincinnati, 10 stop
ping at the Gayoso Hotel.
JAnEs ALsoRs. Of Mississippi. 10 reg.
istered at the aayoeo Hotel.
Mss LorrrK HILLARD left this morn
this morning Tor Monte san,o.
Jso. A. OaovyoRp, Of Ooying,on,
Tenn, In registered at Gsstons.
r. N. TnarLk, having returned from
Virglhia, Ia ut the Gayoso Hotel.
toL. NATHAN GRsooRr, Of Augusta,
Ark, 10 stopping At the Gayoeo Hotel.
w. GnipkR and b. Y. CLARK, OF
Verona. Miss, are stopping at the Gay
oso.
W. A. IsonAs aud wife, Of Senate
bla, Miss, are registered III the Gay.
oso.
ALooRS GLovsR and q. u. Mosley,
OF OJanoma, Mics, are al the Pea.
body.
EFT. wHrE and wife, Of Migis-
slppi, ae registered At the Gayoso
hotel.
CnAs II. AuLr and w. q. Hagap,
Of H. Louis, are stopping at the
Gayoso.
Mas. W. NJ. Bmour, Of l4e johnson
avenue, has gone b Troy. Tenn, Tor
the summer.
Con. Jas I. PAsr and lDr. y. W.
Dlncy, OF Holly Springs, are registered
ai the Peabody.
Mpsns. BARLOW MEADwEIL and
John IA. McReynolds lief. last night
for Morehesd Oity, N. q.
MIs HANNAH KIKasKr, OF vicks-
burg, Miss is the guest Of Miss Har-
re, No. 81 Exchange street.
Carr. T. II. ARsoLD left this morn.
ing for a Virginia mountain home,
where he will spend the Summer.
vnIrons on 'Ohspge yesterday; W.
X. Davis, N. T. sh0twell, W. X.
Young, West Plalne, No., Frank
! Wall and nife and W. l.. Roberts aud
wife, Holly Spring, Miss.
A susnER Of the leading business
men oi Ularksdsle, Miss, were In ths
city Yesterday, amons them d.. VIII.
liam Stewart, and Mr.. II. B. Williams,
editor and proprietor Of the Neva
Mira MAnoAnKr BLACKBURN passed
through Memphis yesterday from her
home Ia LAcoDia Circle. Ask - visit
relatives at Lsxlbg,ou and Frankfort,
Ky aud will remain nj those Two
places until November Miss Back.
hurn Ia q niece u en- Gov. joe and
Luke 2. Blackburn, q young lady Of
varied accomplishment aud grsoea,
md has n bost Of ardent fdtuds d
admirers In this city.
ALkrrKs from Mr.. n. J. ssnmus,ad.
dressed to the ArrE,L, contains the
iolowirgi IL hsve inst retufnei 70
Denver from a tour among the X oh.
Ice, aud amofg other novel expert.
euces, have twice encountered the
much feared "cloud bursts" or water
spou,s, bat got through without harm.
The temperature In this section hAs
yaried much between the minimum
a 90 and maximum Of so Tor the
month of July."
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ton 10 boa., she IL fully equipped,
having oil necessary lie saving and
other appliances"
The attack on the inspectors Is cer-
tainly uncaliod for They have done
their duty and just because q special
inspector Was sent here and caused
the Rning OF several boat owners Is no
yeason why they should be csnsured.
Tue licensed OF ers Of steamboats,
know the law as we'll as do the In
spectors. Two printed copies Of the
law are posted mp on every sieemer,
one in the cabin, the other In the en-.
CINE room, and they are put there
more for the benefit Of those
employed on the boat than anyone
else. 1t is fact, and all local steam
boat owners know II 10 be so, that
Capt Dsrrsgh, since his appointment.
has done more for their good than any
other man that eyer held that position.
He 10 neither arbitrary nor tyranni-
cal, but be will carry out the law
whenever II Is necessary and the came
can be said OF Capt HUE.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

NRw ORLEANS. July n. -Nlsht-Do.
partedt Ny Choice and barset, 81. Louis.
EVANSVILLE. July a. -Nisht-Riyer 0
feet inches on the fause and falling.
Weather-rsiny.
vIcRsBURg, July a. -Nisht-Dsparted,
civ Of New orleans, Sc. Louis, pm.
LOuIsvILLE, July 22.-Nlsht--Rlyer 8
feetp inches 10 the canal and foot inches
on the tails and stationary, Weather fAiny
and warn.
CINCINNATI. July S1.-Nishi-River 4
feet Inches on the Eaufe and stationary.
Ns.thet cloudy aud much eoolsrI shower
IN the afternoon.
CAIRO. July Z.-NiFht-.hvsr 10 ieet
Inches on the sause aud tAllins. Weather
cloudy and ejol Arrived CITY % yicks
bufs. 81 Loub. Departed LJnd, ~. Louis.
o pam.
ST. LOUIS, July 22.-Night-Ri,ct has
fallen i-i0. and pos mafh feet inches
~ the gauge. Weather cloud and cooieri
hsaVy rata storm passed over this section
this forsr ooD. Arrived CITY OF Cairo.
Nickfbufsi II. u. Sims, Memphis. Depart.
81 Port kafs aud bafges, Rev Orleans.
koIfd GiIveFHaTe a. MuIiIFfs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-23

In delicate health needing gentle yel
Effective laxative will dnd the Gall
loruia liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of
Figs, pleasing 10 the tate, acceptable
10 the stomach, snd perfectly safe In
all oasee. IL 10 tho most easily taken
and pleasantly effective remedy
known 20 cure and prevent costive.
nesa, TO dispel headaches. colds and
lever, and strengthen the kidneys,
liver and bowsle, and 10 therefore .
favorite remedy with thu ladies'. for
tale In 30 cents aud 81 bottles by
II. J. Hester aud all leading drug.
gists. Van vlect A Co., q. w. Jones
a Co., w. N. Wilkenon a Co., J. J..
Miles, and =. Mansfield a %. have
been appointed Wholesale agents ii
Memphis
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Death Prom Oysrhe.,.

While working NJ hie businesi Of
s,sreoiyping In the basement Of the
AyslAoohe otiico last Friday, Clarence
Dowliug was overcome by the intense
heat. He was carried to his boarding
house, nj tho corner OF Second aud
wsshireion streets, since which lime
he hhs b ca unoontcious unii o'clock
yesterday afternoon, when he died.
Two physicians were In stendauoe,
and eIrred every poaslbl effort 10 70.
store coutc ousnees and bring The an.
10 iunsts young man through. but
without success. The romans will be
uttered At 10 O'Clock this morning.
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LOlGIIG RoR The LOST.
CHIEF DAVIS STRANGELY lMPOR-
TUNED BY A PHOTOGRAPHERS.
A Clarksdsle Gentleman veAtilates
the Affair and Probably Far.
nishes the Key.

Chief Of Police Davis received q let
ter yesterday which deserves promi-
nent place as one Of the curiosilies OF
the sge-noi from any particular liter.
airy merit, but the peculiar nature OF
the contents. II Is as fJllowe:
TRENrox. ARK, July %, 1857.
DEAR SIR ask your pardon for
bsing 70 free TO write you this letter,
but my circums ances are such that l
think you will forgive me in implor.
ing your aid. NV case Ia this: Ab5ut
six weeks ago was stopping with my
wife at Clarksdale, Miss. l am q pho.
toRrapher. Flom there ran away
with another woman ard left my good
and true wife In destitute ciroum.
stances at Clarksdale. Now, no words
are strong enough TO express to you
how much l regret that act. am
poor myself, but Il I had money l
would willingly spend II TO find my
dear vile. She left Clsrksdsle, Mics,
soon after l did and went to Memphis,
whore she 10 at this moment In poor
circumstances, and may be an object
Of chsrity. Now, my dear cir, beg Of
you, as an act Of mercy, for heavens
sake to do what 10 in your power to
.dnd her for me, and 10 beg her forgive
ness, and 10 let me know ss coon O.
you can hear from her. will then send
her money 10 come back to me. She Is
tall, dark completed, about "a years OF
sge, and named Wilhelmlna Van Pol
landt. but may be she has taken her
maiden name OF Schefer. She Ia very
deaf and has q little piece of OF one
ear. We we're both born and married
In Holland, Now, my dear sir, | have
given you my case, and beg, l i'm
plore OF you to try and find her Tor
me. i have not the means to hunt
her up myself, so / have to adopt this
method Of finding her again. Heaven
only knows how much i repent for
Whist | have done, and | shall owe you
life long obligation II you will be the
means Of restoring my dear wife to
me. We were married In 1854, aud
she has always been good and true
wife to me, and how II was possible
for me 10 do what l have done is
mystery TO me yet. 30, for heavens
sake use your power TO nnd her. II
she 10 not In Memphis, may be can
write somewhere else. She might
have gone to IT. Louis irem Memphis.
Thanking you beforehand for your
endesvors In my behalf, i am very
respectfully,
AVIAN P0LLANDr,
rren'os' Phillips county Ark.
Is IT STRAIGHT.
A number OF Clarksdale people were
In the city yesterday, and our APPEAL
reporters interviewed every one with
whom he came In contact. Finally
he ran across Mr.. Ii. n. williams, sdi.
tor OF the Newr, published at that
place, the very ono calculated 10 give
information OF the parties. Mr. Will
liamB stated that Van Pollsndt went
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CAPITAL PRIZE.

Will be drawn today al the Blua City
Clothing House, $50 Main street. On,
Hndrsd AND Ffy S.ir a, the water
damaged sale. caused by the late Gre.
We have placed on Counters and 2
these suit, consisting Of Cssimerss,
Corkscrsws and wonled. These suits
were formerly twenty and twenty-five
dollsrs; We have placed them at uni.
form price Of nine dollars and seventy.
Ave cents. They are undoubtedly the
greatest bargains that have been Of.
fered for sale In Memphis. We also
have q limo Of Fall aud Winter Suits,
Ollshtly damaged, al one-hLi their
cost Also 6ae lot Of Ponges Goats
and vests at two dollars and fity cents /;
ssersucker Goats At twenty Ave cents.
Furnishing Goods that were slightly
damsged Bleaohed Drill Drawers At
twenty-five cents; B,lbriggan Under.
shirts at twenty-five cents Atty dosen
best Linen Bosom Shirts at 'Ir,y.ave
cents. Take the hrst car and come
early, before the big rush. Do not Tor
ge, the 2be Main Bluff City Clothing
House.
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Tue retail grocery Stook and nK.
turta Of the late John Y. Buokham,
cirupi Bgale aud Second etrso's, will
be cold 10 thu highest bidd on Sal.
urday, Juy ed, nj 10 o'clock am. II
is good chance for anyone Wishing
" eugsge 10 the businesa. IL has .
good establl,hed irsde. Bee advertise.
ment Ia another column. ~, -
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wanted.

Gross tie makers wanted for ihe
Kansas Oty, Memphis and Brming.
ham railroad near rupelo, Miss. Fine
timber. speCiacations-Scven by
eisni, eight Zee, long; price, fourteen
centa 70 etump.
II. ARMSTRONG. Contractor.
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MEMPHIS DAILY ArPEAL--sATuRpAY JULY %, 1897.
MENKEN 4 COMPANY.
Open Today Uatl 8 O'Clock.

%Don't mics q line OF this local
the last may interest ydu most;
20 agsin we cay, don't miss a line
or word, but read It all as you do
the news from Saratoga.
ave have a special sale today OF
Corsets and Correct Covers, Muslin
Underwear and Jersey Jackets.
We will sell In the Millinery De-
partment today 100 dozen Rough
and Ready Sbaie Hats and Misses
Sailore, worth 60c,
For 15c each.
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
Mems blue flannel tr users...S1 SO
Mems Manila straw bats Gee. 81
Boys suits (knee pants) .;,.... So
Mems Sicilian coats and vsste..$3 81
Boys etraw hats at ..... 25
Boys wsol knee pants suits. 81 58
Mems best Mackinaw hsts-... 4S
Al FANCY GOODS COUNTER.
White wove mole paper, Sc q quire.
EKrs heavy envelopes, 20 a pack.
age. . -.
Fine papeterls, "a envelopes and "a
sheets Of note paper for Sc,
We offer our entire stock Of ham
mocks today, plain and fancy, best
Mexican, formerly 81 80,
For Csc each. be-
We have only l50 left. Come early.
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asx Mats street.
Health is weaI,h-Dr. sessres-ras
Tesic and Very ne, the eress

Tonic sud Herv ne, the Greaa
NERVOUS DEsiLifY - ali IL .,As...
~ mental aud physical depression. spsr.
nAtorrhea, hypochondria, sterility, neural
sia, hystsria, incapacity Tor study OF busi.
ness. paralysis, I'm potspce, epilepsy, loss o.
memory, softenins Of the brai,, and all die
eases OF the nervous system may be rdl
oally cured In .either scr ~ TIE use "a TIL
unercelled preparat on. II 10 q matter (;
supreme impottance 70 pss AIrttIrls' .
treatment 70, the cure Of the loo % nerve
power. ard Dr.. Beauresard't Tonic and
Nefvine, after many years trial In fprope,
has proved ipf.llibls taken according 70
dlrsesion., .hleh are ami.d 2 each bottle.
Will cure recent cases. Price, o. 90 boz.
or slH boxes for 80 90. sent By nall prs.
paid on receipt Of price. We gufra ttse sir
boxes 70 cure any case. with easi oder re.
ceiyed by ~ for six bones ve will sead eur
written guarantee 70 return the money u
treatment does not eject a cure. A. henk.
ert Uo., druggists. sole agents Tor United
states. I'D and rs Main at, Memphis, Tesn
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R. y. Lo0NEY, in. 7. Q. LooNEY.
L00NEY&L00NEY
Real Estate,
"a MADISON STREET.
A Golden Opportunity

During the dull season I intend dsvotins
portion Of ny time 10 the service Of those
who wish 70 acquire . thorough praeti-
cal knovisdss Of Boob. keeping. conmsreiai
cOrre'pondsnos and stsnosrAphy In order
render thsmsslve, eligible for lucrative po-
sition, In the fall. This Il. an OPT ortanity
arr. very great. Ny system Of Boob keeping
embraces the best features Of the English
work, which 10 By Tar the bet | have met
With 2 thi. country: n, two cSnbin,d e.
70 set, wsdp,,dAtr and Friiays viii be 70.
served for ladies. fof terms and other par.
tieular, apply At my once.
A. N. HARE,
" Madison street.
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We made q little purchase OF $50
dozen Of hosiery In New York last
week at q price that Is almost in.
credible; they are best regular
made British manufacture, nearly
equally divided In three lots, for
ladies, gentlemen and misses. We
thought We could offer them 10 our
customers this morning, but they
we're not delivered to us last night,
though We know they are In the
city. But 1t Ia too good q thing to
keep, 80 We will place the entire
lot on sale.
This Afternoon at . O'CLOCK
In our hosiery alsle--at what price
DO you suppose7
The Ladies' solid color, regular
made, beautiful qualities, chesp
even at SOC,
Will be sold at lSc a pair.
The Misses', equally as good and
worth az much,
Will be sold at o. q pair.
The Meme, better than either
and worth So 80 a dozen,
will be sold at lie a pair.
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At the same hours o'clock this
afternoon-we will sell
Boys all wool knee pants for zoe,
worth every cent Of a dollar, and
each boy buying O pair will get a
straw hat gratis.
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a. To Old Soldiers.

0ris' "Tnlierd Made yxessaIs.'
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-23
SHERlDAS'S
An Incident I'm the Hero'a Woe,ng Sot
Recorded in Biographies.

Not long since at e dinner, given in
New York, Gen! Sheridan related an
Incident that befel him while calm,
on the Young lady who is the present
Mrs, sherman. During the war General
Sheridan was TOO much occupied defend
loC his country TO fall in love. When
tae ma.ady finally overlook him in
4 Aica-o. a.ter the war. Sheridan had
sod what IS generally called the
.a:nantIc sage and was settling down
into a We seasoned old bache.orhGoi.
..t bachelors make the most enthu.i-
a~t.e Of lovers. and the General admitted
nat ne was no exception to the ru.e.
1t was g warm Summer evening
Sheridan began, and upon nv arrival
g the house the young lady AMI myself
1et.rel to the back parEor. TIE iron,
@r..r.or opened INFO the hall. aud as the
n-,nt was warm, you know, we did not
INK Il necessary to light the gas in the
1acH room, Now this Young laiy's
..ther had a great fear Of burglars. lie
-.ad burglar alarms all over the house,
and had recently pat q new alarm on
&c front door Neither the young lady
not myself knew anything about the
alarm On the front door After q time
ne old gentleman came down stairs,
st his alarm on the door. and see
I1G the dim light in the front parlor.
Supposed that | had gone and turned
ouc the light in the hail. We were
basly engaged in talkin4, YOU know.
and somehow did not hear him Finally
when | cot up to leave the young lady
accompanied ne 20 the door. We were
~.-:nri~ei to find the light turned and in
f.ub.ing around for the door knob
50. o the burglar-alarm. It seemed to
me that | never knew a burglar alarm to
"osh 50 well before. L. sounded like
IRE explosion Of a key Of dynamite. 4
moment later the father Of tle Young
ally appeared at the head of the stairs
i. his night-dreSs, holding a li1ht in one
hand and q large pistol in the other.
. this apparition thezyoung lady de
serted me and lied in'o the darkness.
Ny position was positively dangerous. |
suppose J had been in dangerous places
hc.or wi.ho"t thinking Of it, but con.
jc~@ for the mOm.nt | trcmbIee) all over
with fear and scarcely mustered w
voice enough to say, Don't shoot: it's
mt Fortunately he recognized nv
Ioioe'and came down and let ne out.
"Now, you kno" gentlemen, he con
studied, IF the EOung ladv had stood
by me there would have been 40 danger,
mt She didn't, you know, AMI my posi-
HON vas rather awkward before | was
: recognized. one might die on the field
II battle without regret. but | should
nate to be slot as a :Hj!nighr marauicr.
| onlr tell the story iccausc is ACTUALLY
took place a. have sand, and to Show
That there are times when we may al
.n~c our courage.
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Simple, but Dishonest.

One of the simplest things overheard
Of, and which VS. sill as neat As it w.s
supple, was rhe breach Of trust Of q
Phil ldelphia messenger. He re civ, i =
package Of $IOJ.0 "p, and hid it sat.tY
away. He then vert back 70 the bank
which had employed him and tod IN.
officers that he wa tired OF being poor,
and that he haI determined to 4~e The
money they mad given him 20 carry to a
certain other bank. ~ first it was
thought he was drunk, then crazy, tH~a
joking, But he simply advise 1.-the pt,
GERS to have him arrested, az he intcnJ-
Ell to keep and use the money ia 44o2-
ton The principal lie promised event
.ua,Iv 70 return.
The officers tried to persuade him.,
but without avail, He was finally a.
rested, but his only crime vas brcacl of
trust. His declared intention Of cyc.t-
naIIy returning the money made it almost
impossible to bring his crime under the
Uead Of any iniictab.c offence. He vas
finally tried for breach Of tru~. aai
came off with two years in the penj..n-
tary. This occurred about fifteen years
ago. The perpetrator still lives in
Philadelphia and is in favorable circum-
stances, and talks freely about his itttc
escapade.
He still says he intends to return the
money to the bank. lie bad his lawyer
draw up a will in which he bo4uea.1e5
the sum Of 800 @3 to the bank, being
the sum borrowed on such date. less
=, 100, being the amount charged fox
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NEWS AND NOTES FOR WOMEN

NEs. Ellen Lucy of o.hLo.b
orous Old lady of Io1 '5
Soft black WOODEN fah-;c
demand than ever bnfnrn 0'o"''
A Polk copn., 800,
pleasantly wiz, o'Eit '.,h IS I1V-h@
1ro N'7''" We
spingtcrs ubn .t>. 'Hah 1ar:E-c'ght
claims in RaIt;,ol~ .9'I%IGd 4tho
W., ,s >3ni'!' b'hota.
donn HN@ Nur.I. mas pen reappo'ntc1
tEpTsy Sncr'-f OF rankin county, Penn.
n. " ,'I"l WIN c''dI'.
sel'' ana Shlrred fronts ot terra
49, i4iIIe are seen upon elegant tea
S 7o+ ~" o'hhef ares cs Of back vel
To-
copper. ana -oIdeh-bfoWn
bIack md 49, 49, - IN >9's5n WIN
yelv, ~ ofrtL 7'''N "'c'''7 u I"'.l9'
,.
''Po".ah FIoIet i. one Oh u" most
peiicaIe o. the new tints, but very few
1aoieS venture to adopt II, as J. not
0'"'i"ly DC ohlh[.
Black lace fcuus and pla--rors are in
vogue. Some Of them arc very simple
IN constitution, ana NAV he made at
home at a tri1ing cost.
A very elegant black Gown 1cceDtlv
exhibited wa. Of silk warn ycrgr. rom-
bincd With black silk. ard trimmed with
appli4ues Of black silk gimp.
The hair is still dressed hjol. T. i
thought that Partisan ladic, are Gradual
~ adopting the small knot at the back
Of tn head, with curls falling from il.
Nrs. Fisher. q brunette wttb. un,d
features fine cves and q rnodv tnr.,,.
runs an 50 .hntsn nu,rcr. ji,rria f,r.i..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-23

The REAsoS.-The white bovsdesir-
10 be 3 negro when IN mas .uerade can
MT he accounted for. The negro boy
never paints himself white, but some
day he expects to be made white by act
OF Congress.-Nsi Drteus- Psciglnt.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-23

A,w.so night hvy-on- mat Atow~ IT. Own
kaVlo ?.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-23
Chronic Coughs and Colds.

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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-23

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